Contributions to the tribute of Catherine Bell Pasnisin

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Saturday, April 11, 2020

I met Cathy so many years ago in the Lynnhaven pool. She was a lovely woman and delightful to talk with as well. I lived right around the corner from Mike and she and, of late, think of her often and wonder what was going on with her since I didn't see her any more. I am sorry she is gone, sorry she suffered and pray she is safely in God's arms today.

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Kristen and Family planted a tree in memory of Catherine Pasnisin

Friday, April 10, 2020

We are so very sorry for your tremendous loss. Our love and prayers are with you. We love you! Join in honoring their life - plant a memorial tree

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Amy and Michael Sorensen lit a candle

Friday, April 10, 2020

Sending much love and deepest condolences to the Pasnisin Family during this difficult time. Sincerely, Michael, Amy, Makayla and Makenna Sorensen

Terri Carlin Krueger posted a condolence

Thursday, April 9, 2020

My deepest condolences. I have many fond memories of Belle. Beautiful inside and out. She will be greatly missed. Terri xoxo

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Paul Sullivan posted a condolence

Thursday, April 9, 2020

This plant a tree, link is not something the family is asking for. It's an automatic part of this web site.

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Paul Sullivan posted a condolence

Thursday, April 9, 2020

Notes from Mom Funerals Funeral Director would bring the body to the house. They would dress the corpse in a shroud. The coffin would be set up in the parlour. All the mirrors in the house would be covered. The wake would be held for 3 days, on the 3rd day they would be buried. The hearse would be horse drawn, in later times a car hearse was used. Women did not go to the grave yard. The funeral procession was made up of the hearse and the men walked behind it to the graveyard. In the village everyone had their window blinds drawn till the funeral procession passed. The Wake The wake was 2 full days and nights, neighbors came anytime and sat up with the family during the nights. That’s when the fun would start, there was plenty of food, booze, singing and telling jokes. When my grannie died, I had to be forced to go to sleep; I didn’t want to miss anything When my chums and I would find out someone had died, even if we didn’t know them we would go knock on the door and ask to see the dead man or woman, we would go in and say a prayer and leave. I don’t remember ever being afraid.

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Thursday, April 9, 2020

Catherine Bell Pasnisin

1940 - 2020

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Catherine Bell Pasnisin

1940 - 2020

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